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Elected officials for Sandy City — promises, tenure record, and accountability.

21 officials7 council

Mayor

Monica Zoltanski

2022–2030

Monica Zoltanski is running for her second term as Mayor of Sandy, Utah. Her platform includes opposition to the Little Cottonwood gondola project. The articles focus primarily on the election results and Zoltanski's victory, highlighting her as Sandy's first female mayor.

2 campaign promises435 meetings140 decisions3 news mentions

City council

Brooke Christensen

District 1 Council Member

2026–2030

91 meetings71 decisions

Alison Stroud

District 2 Council Member

2020–2028

Alison Stroud's platform emphasizes bringing student perspectives into City Council decisions, indicating a focus on transparency and community engagement. Her campaign appears to prioritize incorporating the voices of younger residents into local governance.

1 campaign promise701 meetings140 decisions

Kris Nicholl

District 3 Council Member

2026–2030

91 meetings71 decisions

Marci Houseman

District 4 Council Member

2022–2028

435 meetings140 decisions

Cyndi Sharkey

At-Large Council Member

2020–2028

Cyndi Sharkey's platform focuses on improving local governance standards, specifically advocating for increased civility and ethical conduct within political campaigns. Her priorities center on institutional integrity and the professionalization of the electoral process in Sandy.

1 campaign promise701 meetings140 decisions1 news mentions

Brooke D'Sousa

At-Large Council Member

2022–2030

435 meetings140 decisions

Aaron Dekeyzer

At-Large Council Member

2024–2028

Aaron Dekeyzer's platform appears to focus on development issues, specifically debating the allowance of detached housing on existing residential properties. Other articles discuss campaign finance, election results, and council appointments, but do not detail further specific promises or platform positions.

1 campaign promise244 meetings140 decisions

Former officials (3)